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All of these tutorials cover the process of designing a modern and high-end web page within Adobe Photoshop, as with any great web design it is initially designed with a graphic editor, beginning with a blank canvas building up towards the complete page.

Designing for the web is fun and we as web-designers are constantly learning new techniques and improving our skills. But to be honest, kicking-ass at Photoshop doesn't mean your new website will be a success. It sure will be pretty, but there are many things you should do before you actually sit at the computer and start designing.

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When it comes to icons, web designers and graphic artists have an excellent opportunity to showcase their craft, prove their experience and explore their creativity. A sweet, nice icon set is a perfect showcase of designer's work and a powerful instrument to build up your reputation online.

This tutorial is designed to teach you how to slice a complex website layout using Corel Photopaint and Macromedia Dreamweaver. You can use any 2D graphic application such as Photoshop if you do not use Photopaint.

In this css / xhtml tutorial I'll show you how to slice a design in Photoshop, and how to code it from scratch in CSS and xHTML.

Templates are especially useful when you want the same basic elements - such as logos, navigation bars and copyright information - on each page in your Web site. You can also use templates to specify background colors, font sizes, and other common settings, saving you a lot of work designing each individual page.

This tutorial will show you how to create a website template with Dreamweaver. When your website has a lot of pages and you want them to share certain design features, you can create and apply a template to them. If you have a group of pages with an applied template to it, you can change the information of the group by editing the template and then reapplying it to those pages. You can do that while keeping the unique element of each page unchanged.